Videos tagged with California Ammo Law

This video discusses two significant Second Amendment updates. Firstly, it announces that Judge Benitez has struck down California's ammunition background check law (Proposition 63), allowing for online ammo purchases and direct shipping to homes without background checks or Real ID requirements. Secondly, it details a proposed regulation by the Army Corps of Engineers to allow firearm carry on their lands, aligning with federal park regulations. The video urges viewers to participate in the public comment period for this proposed regulation.

The video discusses the legal landscape of firearm and ammunition acquisition in California, focusing on the ongoing legal battles surrounding ammunition sales and magazine bans. It highlights the importance of specific licenses like the Curio and Relic FFL and Certificate of Eligibility for purchasing ammunition, and references key court cases and judges involved in Second Amendment challenges. The speaker, with extensive experience in firearms and security, provides insights into navigating these complex regulations.

This video discusses the implementation of new ammunition laws in California, which now require background checks for every ammo purchase. The creator explores the implications for gun owners, posing questions about whether to proceed as usual, boycott the system, or "overload" on purchases. They encourage a collective decision-making process and provide links to support the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and their own channels on Patreon, Amazon, and Teespring. The video emphasizes its educational purpose and states that all demonstrations are conducted on a private range under professional supervision.

This video discusses California's upcoming ammunition laws, specifically those stemming from Proposition 63, which are set to be fully implemented throughout 2019. The description highlights the introduction of background checks for ammunition purchases and regulations surrounding registration. The creator emphasizes the need for viewers to be prepared for what they perceive as an 'overreaching law'. A disclaimer is included stating that videos are recorded on a private range under professional supervision and that viewers should not attempt any actions shown without professional guidance, as the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only.